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my dog


Question Posted Wednesday March 30 2005, 12:35 am

can u help me name my dog...he right here...wai a minutes hes not breathing...nooooooooooo....*crying*...How do i get throught this?

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oXSn0wBunNy09Xo answered Tuesday May 3 2005, 9:56 pm:
ooh, that isn't good.
I am for one very close with my dogs. Do what you can though if he has to be "put to sleep" i would let it take it's course he/she would be much better in no pain safe then in pain living on machines. Don't think what YOU want but put you in HIS/HER place. Plus after that he/she could be your "angel." Then talk it over with close friends and soon enough it will be a place and memory in your heart and soul, you WILL pull through, i promise.

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